The Birth of the Collins Cup | Eurosport Triathlon

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The Collins Cup is a triathlon like the world has never seen before, in which the greatest triathletes from across the globe assemble into competing regions – Europe, Internationals and US.

This is the story of the inaugural Collins Cup, held in Samorin, Slovakia in 2021, featuring all the battles, the shocks, the incredible performances, the highs and the lows. Hear from the athletes themselves as they reflect back on everything that happened.

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